JtsAdapter is swallowing it's exception

[dadadamarine]

private static List<Geometry> flatIntersection(Geometry envelope, List<Geometry> dataGeoms) {
        final List<Geometry> intersectedGeoms = new ArrayList<>(dataGeoms.size());

        Geometry nextIntersected;
        for(Geometry nextGeom : dataGeoms) {
            try {

                // AABB intersection culling
                if(envelope.getEnvelopeInternal().intersects(nextGeom.getEnvelopeInternal())) {

                    nextIntersected = envelope.intersection(nextGeom);
                    if(!nextIntersected.isEmpty()) {
                        nextIntersected.setUserData(nextGeom.getUserData());
                        intersectedGeoms.add(nextIntersected);
                    }
                }

            } catch (TopologyException e) {
                LoggerFactory.getLogger(JtsAdapter.class).error(e.getMessage(), e);
            }
        }

        return intersectedGeoms;
    }

I cannot catch TopologyException because of this , and also cannot handle log about this.
plz throw exception to us Or just printStackTrace so that we can handle Exception, and it's log

[ShibaBandit]

I agree some custom handling would be nice here. The exception is logged, what is the reason for printStackTrace over logging it?

[dadadamarine]

I think that, using slf4j in library codes means forcing programmer to log this error message, even if they dont want that.

but printStackTrace don't. printStackTrace just show error code in programmer's console, but doesn't write logs on logging file or server console. so programmer can choose one between logging this message on file or not

Of courese, I agree with that custom handling or throwing error to programmer is best.
but this way of modification will break backward compatibility also.